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Pnhlislied in the Center of the Stock Urowing and riminu; Country of the Southwest.
Volume 12, No. 32.
WHITE OAKS, NEW MEXICO, THURSDAY, AUG. 6, 1903.
Subscription, $1.50 a Year.
LINCOLN COVNTY
SUMMER NORMAL.
MaLiy Reasons Wly Every
Teacher Should Attend
the - Normal this
Summer.
NOTICE OF SUPERINTENDENT.
Advantages oí Attending I .inooln Conn
ty Siimmi'r Normal, j
The Lincoln Counts shui ihci normal will !
bp hoi. I ai (apilan, beginning tin- lirsi
Monday in August and rom i mi in;.; lor lour
consecutive sveoks.
Following wo enumerate some ol tin
manv advantages ol ;n lomlino this normal.
tst. Superior Faculty Prof. I. M.
Richards ol the Las ('rucos A.- M. College
has again accepted 1I10 position ol eon
dtiolor of the fjnc.nl n County summer nor
mal. All who attended the normal at
White Oaks last year can testify lo his su
perior ability as an instructor and to his
tact and skill in disposing ol and answer
ing the questions tliai come tip before such
a bodv. lie is gentlemanly, kind, and
courteous and his enthusiasm and long ex
perience in school work are of untold ad
vantage to the teachers for they cannot
help but catch the spirit of enthusiasm and
t 1 f 1 I V . 1
Rumor Says Princess Marga, rett of
their physique or escape the" scorching MARRIAGE TO UNITE POWERS
ra vs of a summer's sun. we offer a climate
1
unexcelled in the South West. Capitán is
beautifully situated at the foot of the Cap
itán Mountains and has an altitude of ovof, .' Conn4uht Will Wed the
0,500 feet. The warmest summer days: Czar's Brother.
are not too warm to comfortably study.
Sixth: Accessibility - Capitán is in
cas reach ol all teachers in the county
brow and
and matter
London, July 22. Once more a rumor
has been cropped up as to the Connaught,
and in St. .Petersburg it is said ihat she is
destined to become the consort of the czar
evitch. According to the gossips, the
matter was talked over by Queen Alexan
dra and her sister, the dowager empress
I agmar (mother of the czarevitch), when
they met at Copenhagen on the occasion of
the family gathering in honor of King
Christian's birthday, and it is also stated
In this way several teachers can join to- ,i,al ,ne announcement ol the "betrothal
will be made during King Rrf ward's visit
to Russia.
The czarevitch and Princess Margaren
ol Connaught met when he was in England
for the late queen's diamond jubilee, and
he was said at the time to have been much
charmed by her.
If, indeed. Princess Margaren is des
tined to become the wife of the czarevitch,
it is bv no means improbable that she mav
medium ol yo.ur paper that our. next Not- j snme dav sh;u.e lhft ;mperia, tnron( of
Russia, for, as the czar has no son, his
s 011.
and those in adjoining counties it being
reached bv the F.I Paso X Northeastern
and has stage line connections with Kos
well, Lincoln and other adjacent places.
Seventh: Accommodations Last, but
mil least in the minds ol the teachers.
Rooms have been offered free of rent to
the teachers while attending the not nial.
gether and do light house-keeping and re
duce their board bill considerably. Water
will also be. lurnished free. The two ho-;
tels have offered most liberal terms on
hoard 1 r rooms.
W. p.. Dudley, i
Chairman Normal Committee.
Glencoe N. M., June 20, iqo. !
Jül i tor Eagle---! beg toannouce through the
-ni tli.
nt
fold
a nd
brother is his heir.
The Gamine La.w.
gain manv helpful if leas from his praotu
mal Institute, held at Capitán. N. M.,
applicants for second grade certificates
will be required to be examined in arith
metic, geography, orthography, reading,
grammar, history, physiology, elementary, The olmvjníí synopsis of the. present
pedagogy and penmanship. Those ap-: ame lfUy of Nftw lexiro which lj;isl,ePn
plying lor first grade certificates will be ; pi.epíirpd hv tho w,ar(er, wjU fce 0f interest
I . i . I 1
al I examinen on mese suojecis ami .iw. tn persons who expect to fish or
hunt
civil government, elementan algebra, ad-
during the present season:
County Superintendent P.. J. Coe is a
voting energetic, worker in the ranks and
will lend every assistance to make the nor
mal a success.
Second: Double Course of Study Pe
sióles the regular normal course ol study
that is prepared by the Territorial Board
of Education there will be a higher normal
course by the aid of the teachers in attend
ance, giving considerable time to the study
of methods, management, discipline and
other subjects of equal importance to the
successful teacher.
Teachers who are not preparing to take
the examination and those who can spare
the time from their regular studies will
here find a great advantage over the single
course as followed by most normals.
The younger teachers will learn much
from the instructions, suggestion, and ex ;
perience of the older ones, while all will j
find their minds all the brighter and their!
enthusiasm all the greater for having come
in close contact one with another.
Third: Length of Term- livery one
can readily see the advantage of a lour
weeks' term over a shorter one. It takes
considerable time to organize and uot i
practical work and thus about the lime the
organization is completed and the teachers
become interested in their work a short
term normal closes, having accomplished
but little real good. Put where the leriu
is as long as four weeks the time is sulli
cient todo much more real work and much
bettor work, not having lo pass so quickly
over the subjects and giving time lor the
double course of sludv, as belore mention
ed.
Fourth School Pudding - The normal
will hold its session in the Capitán public
school building which is the linesr in the
county, having been erected at a cost o
several thousand dolíais, ll is neailv ami
comfortably lurnisliod.
Fifth: Climate and Scenery To the
manv teachers who live in a lower altitude
and who wish to recuperate ami strengthen
1 1 It .!
vaneen pedagogy ana elements 01 zooiogs The open season fov diAeveni kinds of
and botany. Applicants for third grade ! Rame js as f0uows:
certificates will be examined in the same i 1 " 1er with hornSi míiy be killed, with
subjects as those for second grades. I , vnvf,mbft, unñ rPCpmbrx. each
Ed. J. Coe.
County Supt. of Schools.
year limit one deer.
Elk, Antelope and mountain sheep
; killing absolutely prohibited.
Teachers Institute. . wild ,rkey anc mountain grouse
The regular Teachers' Institute is to be with gun only -October, .November and
hplrl at C imitan, hesrinninff on Monday. 1 December.
, o . '
After the Wedding.
We're married, they sav, and you think
you have won me: '
Well, take this veil Irom ms
look on me.
Here's matter to se you
10 grieve you:
Here's doubt to distrust
faith to believe, you.
I'm all as sou see-common
common dew -Pip
wary and mould me to roses
rue.
Ah. shake out the lilmv thing,
after fold.
And see if you have me. to keep
to hold;
Look cIosp on my hear! : see. the worst
of its sinning
Is it not yours toda
day's winning?
The past is not mine
to borrow-.
You must grow to new
lose you tomorrow.
We're married. I am plighted to hold
up vour praises
As the turf at your feet does its hand
ful of daisies:
That way lies tin honor, ms path
way, my pride:
But mark me -if greener grass grows
either side,
I shall know 11 : and keeping in body
with you,
Shrdl walk with my spirit-feet out in
the dew.
Were married. ( h, pray that
love do not fail.
I have wings flattened down and
under my veil:
They are subtle a!s light- sou
never undo them;
And swift in their (light von
never pursue them ;
And spite of all clasping, and spite of
for the vesti-r-
I am too proud
heights it I
our
hid
can
can
:i ...:u
A nirncr irrl irmi 1 nA tft ho in CBücintl Iniir I WUrWJ
.lll.ltnl l.l, v ,,v .1. ,
The regular examination of teach- rarv
gun onlv October, No-
December, lanuarv and Fob-
weeks.
ers takes place on Friday, August 28th. Pheasants (esery species) --killing ab-
As heretofore, teachers are required tc solutely prohibited. 1
attend the County Institute at least twe ! ;or fish, the open season is:
lor mountain trout (everv spei íes) with '
weeks: but as little beneficial work can be honk anfl hnfU onivMáv l5 ln tr) ;
done in such a limited term, it has been J her t Size limit, not less than six I
decided that we have two weeks longer ses- inches. Weight limit 15 pounds per day.
sion than usual, and it is to be hoped that . --T . 1 -,i 1 1 1 1
1 ' Mav is to October 15 with rod, hood and
all teachers will attend the full time. j line on, weight limit, 25 pounds per
all bands,
can slip, like
a d rea in,
tear not
Enw. J. Cor,
Count v Supi. of Schools.
dav.
Notice for Publication.
Land Ofiicc at Koswell. New Mexico,
une
, I , 1 ed at the intakf
.Nonce is nerem given mat tne lonowmg ; mesn 1
named senior has hied nonce ol his inten- 1
Came or tish killed or caught within
the territory of New Mexico musí not be
' sold at any time.
Where water is taken by ditch for ir
: rigating purposes from streams wherein
. 0. ! are living fish, wire screens must le plac-
a hadow
from vour hands.
Nay, call nie nor cruel; am
to take me -I
am yours, for all tinip, to be just
what yon make me:
In wear my white veil for
a coyer.
As you shall be proven nu lord
iny lover;
A cover tor pea.ee thai is dead
token
f bliss th.it can never be written or
spoken. Alice 'ares .
a sign oi-
or
or
New Schedule.
im. i i. :.. ....1. . -1 .1
01 sucli entones. Mze ot í " 1
inch. j tires and arrivals of mails, Carrioo to
I'se of dynamite, drugs, or ihrowing ! White Oaks, now in el'lf ci
lion to make final prool in support of his saw dust in si teams, etc., a felony. Leaves White Oaks atop m
,.,;,. in.l th o snid mool will be mnli.; Peualis, a -fine not less than'S2i for . . '
l.iiiu, .iiki tli.it sain piooi wiu do ! , 0fj-pns, Arrive t am zozn. at S yn p. m.
bolero the United States Commissioner at j ' ' ' . Leas e Carrizozo daily, alter receipt oi
Lincoln, New Mexico, on August 15, tQn.C The Eagle's Clubbing Offer. I mail from train but not later than o'clock;
viz: Leo Oswald, Homestead Application Kaf(k. slllsri.,ers (m.w and lhosf! rtí. and arrived at White Oaks in two hours
No. o.v 1er the svL2 nsv1. Sec. and i uewing) may now take advantage of 'the j and thirty minutes.
Postmaster P.rossn informs us that un
der this new schedule mail for rail road
! n' ne'i Sec 2S. I. 7 h., K. 13 I.'.. following clubbing oilers:
j lie names the following witnesses 0 ! ingle and Thrice-a-Week World, one
j prove his continuous residence upon and year 2 00
' cultivation ol said land, viz: Eagle and Twice-a-Week liepnblic,
' íj. I . I ... ll,. SC.. I. 1 I.... 1
ISOOl. I.i-lie. ill. leiieiu .0111 Jiln. Olie OHl'
' Morris, of White Oaks. N VI. and Phillip ,;;,K(. iu yM. Commoner, one seat
' I. lanchan!, l Lincoln .. Al.
closes at y.yci p. in.
IIOW'AUO LkI.AND. Is'egisler.
Firsi ublii alien July 2, too;. ot.
Saddle for Sale.
Now "y saddle, made in Laramie
Wyoming, imptoved Versalia tree, !heap
lor t ash. Make inquiry at this olfice.
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Advertised Letter List,
Letters remaining uncalled for in the
While Oaks postoffice Julv 1, rooj
Mr. Paul Wagner
Mr. Willie L. I ons
J. T. Isidgesvay
M. A. Gutierre
James Kno 2
Sr. Santiago Martinez
Miss Yernig Olieron
Sr. Don Elias Haca.
Respectfully
John A. Brown, P. M,